On the pilot TV podcast this week we're getting down with the crown in season four of Netflix's Buckingham Palace drama

as Jillian Anderson brings her best Maggie Thatcher to the fore. We're also joining the

cutthroat world of Financial Services and BBC II's industry and asking whether a small collection of films truly constitute a TV series in Steve McQueen's small axe.

I'm James Dyer and welcome to the Pilot TV podcast a show that has been up for three days straight watching

what can only be described as the most deranged episode of Veepe yet filmed but sleep deprived and sanity starved as we undoubtedly are, as we record

this on Friday morning, the pilot team is reporting for duty as always.

First up, a woman who comes to you in glorious Dolby Atmos this morning, having broken

her way into the office studio to take advantage of its superior acoustics.

So to the person on Twitter who called her out for

sounding like she was in a goldfish bowl and who helpfully suggested she

builds a blanket fort and record from there, we hope this satisfies you. It's Terry White.

Hello, yes, I hope the shouty man who shouted in all caps about my typing is more satisfied

with the service he's receiving from us this week.

If not, I'm sure he can send you a tweet James to complain about my conduct and or sound.

On the plus side Terry, you will be able to watch the Stephen Spielberg

Queby show from your blanket fort so you know you'll have that advantage.

Yeah I'm still I'm pretty sure I am still paying for Queby so you're the only one. Also with us as you will

expect and indeed demand is the czar of telly the sultan of the small screen, the grand wizard of the goggle box

and a man who I strongly suspect is going to be banging on about pastry within the next five minutes

is Mr Boyd Hilton.

Wow, actually yeah you're right.

Pastry and Key Race alerts. Oh God yeah go on go on let's get let's get through it.

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